Karma Fields is an electronic music producer of uncertain origins. He made his debut on Monstercat with their song "Build the Cities", which features Kerli and was premiered during the Monstercat Podcast.
Following the release of "Build the Cities", Karma Fields released some more singles, including "Skyline", "Stickup", and "Greatness", and eventually a long play entitled New Age | Dark Age, which later got a deluxe edition.
Karma Fields released another single entitled "Sweat", which comes with two remixes by Soulji and Bixel Boys, later in 2016. Not long after its release, he made his first live debut in Downtown Los Angeles, at a location called "The HEX".
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Timeline[edit | edit source]
2015[edit | edit source]
March
- March 2, 2015: Karma Fields released his debut Monstercat single, Build the Cities (feat. Kerli). The song, which was Kerli's first Monstercat appearance, was featured on Monstercat 021 - Perspective and later on his New Age / Dark Age LP.
April
- April 30, 2015: Project 46 released their second Monstercat remix, of Build the Cities (feat. Kerli), which was featured on Build the Cities (Reconstructions).
May
- May 5, 2015: Rootkit released his second Monstercat remix, of Build the Cities (feat. Kerli), which was featured on Build the Cities (Reconstructions) along with Project 46's remix.
- May 12, 2015: Grabbitz released his second remix on Monstercat, of Build the Cities (feat. Kerli), which was featured on Build the Cities (Reconstructions) along with Project 46's and Rootkit's remixes.
- May 27, 2015: Karma Fields released his debut Monstercat EP, Build the Cities (Reconstructions) (feat. Kerli). The EP featured 6 remixes, and a VIP with Tristam.
- Build the Cities (Empire of Sound) (with Tristam, feat. Kerli)
- Grabbitz Remix
- Project 46 Remix
- Kastle Remix
- AC Slater Remix
- Rootkit Remix
- Redial Remix
- Build the Cities (Empire of Sound) (with Tristam) was featured on Monstercat 022 - Contact. The EP was the only Monstercat appearance of Kastle, AC Slater, and Redial.
September
- September 21, 2015: Karma Fields released his second single on Monstercat, Skyline. The song was featured on Monstercat 024 - Vanguard, and later on his New Age / Dark Age LP along with Build the Cities.
October
- October 20, 2015: Karma Fields released his first free release on Monstercat, an acoustic mix of Skyline.
November
- November 30, 2015: Karma Fields released his second EP on Monstercat, Stickup EP (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis).
- Stickup (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis)
- Modestep Remix
- Stickup was featured on Monstercat 025 - Threshold, and later on Karma Fields' New Age / Dark Age LP along with Build the Cities and Skyline. Modestep's remix was their only Monstercat remix, and the EP was the only Monstercat appearance of MORTEN and Juliette Lewis.
2016[edit | edit source]
February
- February 17, 2016: Karma Fields released the song Greatness (feat. Talib Kweli) as a promo single for his New Age / Dark Age LP. The song, which was also featured on Monstercat 026 - Resistance, was Kweli's only Monstercat appearance.
March
- March 2, 2016: Karma Fields released his debut Monstercat LP, New Age / Dark Age LP.
- Edge of the World
- Stickup (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis)
- For Me
- Skyline
- Fixed_
- Greatness (feat. Talib Kweli)
- Scandal (feat. CC Sheffield)
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli)
- Skewed
- Faint Echoes (feat. Monarchy)
- A Bright but Distant Future
- Build the Cities + (feat. Kerli)
- Edge of the World and Greatness were featured on Monstercat 026 - Resistance, and Stickup was featured on Monstercat 025 - Threshold. Skyline was featured on Monstercat 024 - Vanguard, and Build the Cities was featured on Monstercat 021 - Perspective. The LP was the only Monstercat appearance of CC Sheffield and Monarchy.
September
- September 15, 2016: Karma Fields released a deluxe version of the New Age / Dark Age LP, with an additional five "classical" versions of album tracks, and without Build the Cities +.
- Edge of the World
- Stickup (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis)
- For Me
- Skyline
- Fixed_
- Greatness (feat. Talib Kweli)
- Scandal (feat. CC Sheffield)
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli)
- Skewed
- Faint Echoes (feat. Monarchy)
- A Bright but Distant Future
- Build The Cities (Classical)
- For You (Classical)
- Scandal (Classical)
- Skyline (Classical)
- Stickup (Piano Deviations) (Classical)
- The classical version of For Me was titled For You, making it the only classical version on the deluxe LP with a different title from its corresponding original track.
October
- October 28, 2016: Karma Fields released his third and final Monstercat single, Sweat. The song, which was featured on Monstercat 029 - Havoc, was released alongside two remixes.
- Bixel Boys' remix was their only Monstercat appearance, and SOULJI's was his only remix on Monstercat.
Monstercat uploads[edit | edit source]
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli) (Music Video)
- March 2, 2015
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli) (Project 46 Remix)
- April 30, 2015
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli) (Rootkit Remix)
- May 5, 2015
- Build the Cities (feat. Kerli) (Grabbitz Remix)
- May 12, 2015
- Build the Cities (Empire of Sound) (with Tristam, feat. Kerli)
- May 27, 2015
- Skyline (Music Video)
- September 21, 2015
- Skyline (Acoustic Mix)
- October 20, 2015
- Stickup (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis) (Music Video)
- November 30, 2015
- Stickup (with MORTEN, feat. Juliette Lewis) (Modestep Remix)
- December 1, 2015
- Greatness (feat. Talib Kweli) (Music Video)
- February 17, 2016
- Edge of the World
- March 2, 2016
- New Age / Dark Age LP (Music Video)
- April 12, 2016
- For You (Classical)
- September 15, 2016
- Sweat (Music Video)
- October 28, 2016
Trivia[edit | edit source]
Other[edit | edit source]
- When Monstercat Podcast Ep. 47 went live, continuing with Rogue - This Is It, Monstercat made it seem as if their podcast was hacked, and showed a preview of Karma Fields' Build the Cities. When the full podcast was published on YouTube, the Build the Cities preview was not included in the upload.
- Karma Fields was branded as an "AI artist" (https://ukf.com/words/hell-karma-fields/15931)
- Nelson has produced music under the alias "Betatraxx" before starting the Karma Fields project.
Collaborated with[edit | edit source]
Artists featured[edit | edit source]
- Kerli (3)
- Juliette Lewis (1)
- Talib Kweli (1)
- CC Sheffield (1)
- Monarchy (1)
Remixed by[edit | edit source]
- Project 46 (1)
- Rootkit (1)
- Grabbitz (1)
- Kastle (1)
- AC Slater (1)
- Redial (1)
- Modestep (1)
- Bixel Boys (1)
- SOULJI (1)
Off-Monstercat releases as Karma Fields[edit | edit source]
Albums[edit | edit source]
- Body Rush (March 15, 2019)
- Ride Through (feat. shey baba)
- Colorblind (feat. Tove Lo)
- Goodbye
- An Underground System of Forgotten Machines
- Who Do You Want To Be (Part I)
- Who Do You Want To Be (Part II)
- Midnight Drive
- You and Me (feat. Little Boots)
- Body Rush (feat. MSK)
- Slow It Down (Part I) (feat. Rosette)
- Slow It Down (Part II) (feat. Rosette)
- Super Mega Tokyo
- Feel Real
- Seconds
EPs[edit | edit source]
- Colorblind (Reconstructions) (feat. Tove Lo) (May 9, 2018)
- Left/Right Remix
- Motez Remix
- Radio Edit
- OddKidOut Remix
- You and Me (July 27, 2018)
- Midnight Drive
- You and Me (feat. Little Boots)
- You and Me (Reconstructions) (feat. Little Boots) (August 10, 2018)
- SOULJI Remix
- Louis La Roche Remix
Singles[edit | edit source]
- Shapes (with LDRU) (July 14, 2017)
- Colorblind (feat. Tove Lo) (March 30, 2018)
- Body Rush (feat. MSK) (May 25, 2018)
- CODE 10-31 (July 12, 2018)
- An Underground System of Forgotten Machines (November 23, 2018)
- Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (with shey baba) (September 23, 2020)
Remixes[edit | edit source]
- Janet Jackson - No Sleep
- Tove Lo - WTF Love Is
- Winona Oak - He Don't Love Me
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